Damian Lewis Makes Rare Public Appearance with Son Gulliver, 16, and Daughter Manon, 18, at London Fashion Week Show

Damian Lewis is enjoying a night out with his two kids.

The British actor, 54, made a rare appearance with his son Gulliver, 16, and daughter Manon, 18, as the threesome attended the Burberry show during London Fashion Week. Lewis could be seen posing in between his two kids, wearing a brown jacket and a plaid green scarf on top.

On this right, Gulliver wore a matching scarf and navy jacket, smiling as he stood almost as tall as his dad. On the other side of Lewis, Manon wore a tan trench coat and a black top and pants, smiling as they posed for the photo.

Lewis shares his two kids with his late wife Helen McCrory, who died in 2021 at age 52 of cancer.

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In an Instagram post from the event, Lewis thanked his two kids for "being the best crew" and joining him at the show.

McCrory was known for her roles in the Harry Potter films and Peaky Blinders. She and Lewis married in 2007 after they met on the production of Five Gold Rings at London's Almeida Theatre in 2003.

Following his late wife's death in April 2021, Lewis wrote an emotional tribute for The Sunday Times, in which he reflected on his "brilliant" wife's life.

"Many people have spoken about her career and many more will, so that's where I'll leave it, because it strikes me that two things are happening this weekend: an outpouring of grief and shock, and a celebration of Helen McCrory the actress from fans everywhere, and of Helen the person," Lewis shared. "And that's who I want to talk about."

"Helen was an even more brilliant person than she was an actress," the actor continued at the time. "She was a people person, sure. 'I'm much more interested in who I'm with than where I am,' she would say, and innately wanted to share. But she also lived by the principle of kindness and generosity. That you put these things out into the world to make it better, to make people feel better."

The Homeland star said that McCrory always "spread happiness," writing, "Even when dying in her last few days, when talking to our wonderful carers, she repeatedly said, 'thank you so much' in her half delirious state."

"I've never known anyone able to enjoy life as much," Lewis shared. "Her ability to be in the present and enjoy the moment was inspirational. Nor was she interested in navel-gazing. No real interest in self- reflection; she believed in looking out, not in. Which is why she was able to turn her light so brightly on others."

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